This was very disappointing and concerning. We ordered tangsuyuk, and it was placed directly into a…read morestyrofoam container while still extremely hot. The styrofoam partially melted, and it appeared that the material had seeped into the food. I ordered this for my child, so this was especially upsetting. I understand that plastic containers are sometimes unavoidable for takeout, but using styrofoam for hot food--especially when it comes into direct contact with the food--is unacceptable and raises serious environmental and health concerns. To make matters worse, there was no apology at all, and we were asked to wait an additional 15 minutes because of this issue. When we got home and tried the food, it tasted like plastic. This made me question whether the food was re-fried or simply transferred into a different takeout container instead. We will not be returning. I hope others are cautious.

A great spot if you are craving authentic Korean food at a reasonable price. It's nothing fancy,…read morebut the food is comforting, flavorful, and come out pretty quickly. I like stopping by before/after grocery shopping because it's an easy place to grab something warm and satisfying without spending too much. They also offer catering options, great if you want Korean dishes for a gathering or party. :)

If you're brave enough to venture through the Lotte market, you'll find a gem of a restaurant in…read moreGom Soon Ah. Their fried pork dumplings are to DIE for, an insane crunch and the filling is so well seasoned and tender. The sauce that comes with is super good too, nice and vinegary to cut through the richness of the pork. I got my food in less than 10 minutes, and for a very reasonable $15 after tax for 10 dumplings! Always a good lunch spot, there are always people around eating at tables scattered in the dining area in the back. 10/10 will be coming back

If you're craving hearty Korean comfort food in a no-frills, self-serve setting, Gom Soon Ah hits…read morethe spot. It's clearly a local favorite--many Korean patrons were enjoying their meals, which is always a good sign. I went with two of the more popular dishes: the black bean noodles (jajangmyeon) and the spicy seafood noodle soup (jjamppong). Both were flavorful and satisfying. The broth in the seafood noodles was rich and bold, and the black bean sauce had that deep, savory kick I was hoping for. Service is minimal but efficient, and the vibe is casual and welcoming. Great spot for a quick, tasty meal that feels authentically Korean (American).

I was in desperate need to use the facilities. Funny thing is I didn't even mean to come here. I…read moreput in my GPS what I thought was going to be at a different area altogether. But when I pulled in here, I wasn't mad. Visiting a mall early in the morning is weird. It is mostly deserted. No stores open. Almost completely void of people except those in here doing their jobs. Kind of gives you the 'Dawn of the Dead' vibe, like you are one of the only survivors left in the world. Odd to say, but almost peaceful. This mall seems to be doing fairly well. I did not see many vacancies. Which is great, and almost always the case in this area. This mall feels vast. The layout feels like you need to know exactly what you are getting in here, or set aside time to allow you to freely wander in here. My stop, to use the facilities, took a bit longer than I expected. I have never been here before, and this was not a good thing. I ended up parking in what I thought was the middle of the mall, however, not knowing where the restrooms were, I ended up walking for a while. What was interesting was when I did finally find the restrooms, if I would have used one of the other entrances nearby, it would have been a much quicker stop. But I wouldn't have had the zombie vibe.

What is going on with this town center? I'm so disappointed that this nearby mall has nothing to…read morevisit. The only reason we visit is to walk the empty mall after a large meal at the Cheesecake Factory. My most recent disappointment is the closure sign at the Starbucks. Sometimes I stop in during the holidays to purchase from the See's Candy pop up. There's a new entertainment center that had laser tag, bowling and other games. The food court still exists but it's scarce.

This might just be the greatest restaurant I've ever been to. It has everything I've always wanted…read morein a restaurant. Their menu spans Indian, Chinese, Burgers, Fried Chicken, Steak, Halal, a call button for the server, amazing milkshakes in luding a delicious Farerrr Rocher flavor, cozy couch seats with pillows, and you don't even wait for a check when you're done you go pay at the front.

Spice village is a hidden gem. I walked in not know what to expect. The waiter greeted us so nicely…read moreand allowed to pick a set. Then said when you are ready to order just ring the bell (see the pic). No nagging waiters which gave us time to look the multiple pages in the menu (and want to order half of the menu). Let me just say I was able to sample the fried chicken, ordered a smash burger and had some of the grilled lamb chops. Everything was absolutely pleasing to the pallets. This food hall is a must try. Wait, did I mention how comfy the seating at the table was... I didn't? Well let's just say I could curl up on the seat and take a nap after I ate. Try them out!!

We have been here for a regular lunch and the Christmas Buffet. It was very good both times. The…read morelunch portions were huge and we really could have shared 1 dish. We had Biryani and Lamb Shank. Both were tasty and decently seasoned. The shank was fall off the bone tender as well. The desert was a bit bland but when we had the same dessert the next week at the buffet it was much better. Iw Ould also like to see more seasoning but overall I was satisfied both times as were the people I brought with me. The women who run the restaurant are also very nice and enjoy telling you about the food.

Fun space! I love that you can order food from any station and enjoy it at the bar. We tried the…read morepasta place, everything was great. Excited to try the pizza place that is supposed to open soon. Eggnog espresso was deli

TLDR: BeSeTo in Catonsville is a beautifully renovated Asian food court offering generous portions,…read moreexcellent Korean comfort dishes, and a fun dose of Korean culture through its downstairs shopping area. A must visit if you enjoy authentic Korean food and variety. BeSeTo Food Court in Catonsville has become one of my favorite local spots. Located right next to H Mart on Rolling Road, BeSeTo (short for Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo) occupies the space that used to be the longtime Hanori food court where I had been going for nearly 15 years. The renovation here is massive in the best way. The entire space feels brighter and more modern and the mix of vendors has improved dramatically. The food court is now located upstairs and features five total vendors offering a wide mix of Asian comfort foods. Over the course of a dozen visits I have tried all of them and everything has been fantastic as well as fairly priced. Some of the absolute must tries are the kalguksu with its rich handmade noodles, the sundae which is incredibly hard to find locally, the jajangmyeon and jjambbong duo for when you want to go classic Korean Chinese, and the jokbol when it is available. Portions here are extremely generous, many large enough to share, so it is well worth coming with friends or family. Ordering is very simple. Each vendor has a numbered menu and you can order easily in English if you do not speak Korean. Food comes out fast and always piping hot which makes it a perfect spot for a quick lunch or casual dinner. Downstairs you will find the shopping vendors specializing in Korean home goods. They carry everything from cookware and tabletop items to traditional style furniture and even herbal supplements. Browsing through the aisles genuinely reminded me of the household stores I visited in Seoul and it adds a cultural bonus to the overall experience. Overall, BeSeTo is a gem in Catonsville and a must visit for anyone who loves Korean food or wants to explore a slice of Korean culture. Generous portions, great pricing, and a refreshed space make this an a homerun pick.

We came here specifically to try the viral deep-fried sushi roll, but while we were waiting, we…read moreordered the black bean noodles--and they were so delicious! It was our first time visiting, and it definitely won't be our last. The customer service was just okay--not rude, but nothing memorable. There's plenty of seating, which is a plus. My cousin also ordered the sweet and sour chicken and said it was fresh, and the sauce was amazing.

Visited on Wednesday around noon and the place was empty but the food is delicious and the people…read moreare so nice! I visited the Korean food stall, pastry (The Best), and coffee place (Doppo) as well as the craft stall. I ordered Soup Cua.. this is similar to egg drop soup with a lot of fillings. It was very good and not as filling as I thought. Perfect amount. I also ordered a butterscotch latte from Doppo and it was the best latte I've had!!!

Food hall concept similar to "The Block" in Annandale, but on a larger scale...seemingly focused on…read moreNightlife and event hosting. A nice variety of Asian foods from Vietnamese to Thai to Korean to Boba. Most are street food variants, but prices are higher than they should be for the portion sizes, but, that seems to be the norm these days. When I went on a weeknight, it was pretty slow and the centrally located bar was closed, but may go back on a weekend and see if it's a more vibrant atmosphere. I wouldn't go too far out of the way to stop here, but when in the area, it's worth taking a look.

What a neat little food hall in the middle of Chantilly! I visited one of their cafes known for…read moretheir sandwiches and wouldn't have ever thought Tilly Kitchen had multiple vendors serving delicious foods. The service was efficient and friendly + parking easy and free. Best to avoid the crowds and long wait by placing the orders ahead of time. There are seatings inside and outside. I can't wait to check out their other products and counters the next time.

Korean food court inspired restaurant where you can have Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and some…read moresandwiches. There is also a decent quality Korean bakery inside the restaurant. Kiosk is easy to use and I am also a good tipper. However, this is not required when ordering through the kiosk at the table. The quality of the food was satisfactory. Not a huge taste bomb, but still decent flavor. Cute interior, but the service wasn't impressive. I hope they train their workers a little bit more with a smile.

Let me say that the actual idea and floor-plan are great. Want a whole family to be able to go out…read moreand eat any kind of food they'd like? Done. Parking is plentiful and nearby. Wait time from store to store is usually pretty short, but waiting for actual food can be 2 minutes to 15 depending on who you go to. For example, a son got pizza slices immediately while my trip to order and get Tom Kha soup took 18. The flavor is hit or miss depending on restaurant and what you order. I got a chicken salad from the chicken place and it was great. My daughter got fettuccini alfredo and declared it rich, but bland. All that said, you can't miss with the ice cream location. So, regardless of what you ordered as the main dish, you can leave with a smile and a waffle cone in hand.

I mean what is not to like about a fun elevated food court vibe. There is a bar and games and just…read moregreat food. We decided to go for a bit of everything with arepas, a burger, and some Japanese food. The burger was amazing and the other two were good as well. More than the food though it's just a fun place to be in and seems very lively. Shop workers were kind and the food came out quickly!

This was my second time at Baek Ban and the food was so good! I got the braised mackerel and it was…read moredelicious and full of flavor. The galbi was also good. The jjampong and naengmyeon were a bit milder compared to others I've had before. The banchan was decent too. There's plenty of seating during lunch, though I remember it getting pretty busy on weekends, especially around dinner time. The vibe is casual and the employees are friendly. Will definitely come back to try more of their menu!

A cute self serve Korean food hall, with dishes served with banchan, seaweed soup and rice…read more They have a large menu, next to the register. You pay up front, and they told us it would be a 25 min wait for the food. The price range was quite high, with most dishes above $20. I thought the price was steep for the amount of meat you received. Spicy squid: nice char but mostly served with all kimchi and not a lot of squid. LA Galbi: very tender, well seasoned. I left still hungry. The banchan was good, there were eggs, fried fish, soy sauce black bean, burdock root, kimchi, potato salad with raisins, seaweed, seaweed soup and some sort of vegetable. It's a food hall with a lot of seating and great for groups and for kids to come eat. Everything is self serve, with water and utensils in the front. The food was good, but left me still hungry.